Mark Steyn

Mark Steyn is an international bestselling author and a Top Five jazz recording artist, well-regarded for his compelling contributions to literature, music, and human rights advocacy. His notable works include "After America" and "America Alone: The End of the World As We Know It," both of which have achieved bestseller status in the United States and Canada. In the realm of music, his albums "Making Spirits Bright" and "Feline Groovy: Songs for Swingin' Cats" showcase his versatility and have added to his acclaim in the jazz music scene.

Steyn is also recognized as a leading Canadian human rights activist. His efforts were instrumental in the repeal of Canada's "Section 13" hate-speech law, a significant achievement detailed in his book "Lights Out: Islam, Free Speech and the Twilight of the West." This book not only covers his campaign for free speech in Canada but also his broader views on related global issues.

In addition to his writing and activism, Steyn is a familiar face in broadcast media, frequently appearing on television and radio. He has guest-hosted "The Rush Limbaugh Program" and appeared on "Tucker Carlson Tonight." Steyn is also a regular on Toronto’s AM640 John Oakley Show and has been featured on "Hannity" and "The Hugh Hewitt Radio Show." His insights have reached a wide audience through major newspapers such as The Wall Street Journal and Canada's National Post. Furthermore, Steyn has addressed international parliaments in Canada, Denmark, and Australia, reflecting his global influence and expertise.